How to spend the holiday season in Southern California
You’re not planning on traveling for the holidays. You might miss out on time with friends, family and some nostalgia, but there are still things you can do if you’re staying close to home in Southern California. If you know someone who is traveling, make sure they spend time with our guide. And if you’re not in Southern California, we have a few ideas of how to spend your time.
Tired of virtual everything? Here are some real-life (and relatively safe) activities to get you out of the house and build some holiday cheer.
The annual Candy Cane Lane event in El Segundo has been canceled, while others have adapted with social distancing measures.
Yes, you can celebrate Thanksgiving (and the other big holidays), but you’ve got to be smart about it. We’re here to help.
State health officials have released new guidelines for socializing that prohibit gatherings among more than three households.
As families decide if and how to celebrate the upcoming holidays, the agency weighs in.
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We’ve missed a lot being cooped up. These day trips, from the beaches to the desert to the valleys, will get you out there again.
